Hughes Cleaver Addresses War Expenditure Committee Role
MP Hughes Cleaver discusses Canada wartime War Expenditures Committee in Ottawa radio address. He notes 24 MPs from Liberals and opposition, parallels with Britain, secrecy to elicit candid evidence, and the expansion of Canada's war industry while acknowledging early public hearings gave way to private sessions for more effective scrutiny.
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Hughes Cleaver
Hatton
Ottawa
Hamilton
Canada
House
House of Commons
Liberal Party
Great Britain
Rev John McDermid Called to St Pauls Brampton
The Peel Gazette reports Rev John McDermid has accepted a call to St Pauls United Church Brampton from Grand Valley United Church. He will begin his pastorate in July succeeding Rev T W F G Andrews who served eight years. Andrews was chaplain at Newmarset Orillia and North Bay Training Centres for three years with leave granted. Amos Thomas acted during Andrews absence. upon return Thomas helped establish a new United Church in the Kingsway district. McDermid is son of Mrs McDermid and the late John McDermid of Georgetown and has about seven years in United Church ministry.
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Peel
Mrs. Annie Cole Warren Died in Glen Williams
Annie Cole Warren wife of Alex Warren died after a lengthy illness at their Glen Williams home on May 24. She was active in Glen Williams United Church and led Women’s Association and Ladies’ Bible Talks for 25 years. She leaves husband, daughter Myrtle, and sister Mrs. Cooper of Guelph. funeral at United Church May 27. Burial in Glen Williams Cemetery. Pallbearers named.
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Annie Cole
Alex Warren
Glen Wiliams
Warren
Sena
Glen Williams
John E. Cole
Glen Willams
Myrtle
Cooper
Guelph
Glen
A.O.W. Foreman
Mr. Waugh
Glen Williams Cemetery
George Allan
William Bennett
Bert Hill
Gordon Cole
Frank McCulloch
Clifford McCulloch
Lorne Scots Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Highlights
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Lorne Scots met at Mrs. T Warnes home with Mrs. A Collins presiding. Cards of acknowledgment were read from overseas boys. The year’s work included sending 2 Christmas parcels overseas 10 parcels to Canadian-based boys 5 cigarette shipments 6 to Russian Relief Pond 610 to the Red Cross 6 dirty bags filled. A hamper of groceries was proposed for a raffle after lunch.
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Lorne
T. Warnes
A. Collins
Canada
Red Cross
Second Wylie Son Gives Life in War
Tragic news reached Mr and Mrs William Wylie of Paper Mill Road with the death of their son Pte Bill Wylie in Italy. His wife at Oaxaca has a son born after he went overseas four years ago. Pte Wylie served with the Royal Canadian Engineers and had been in hospital in Italy after being wounded. Surviving relatives include his parents and siblings Margaret Anne Barry Clarke Elizabeth Edith Ann Thomas Hugh Sarah and Edward.
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William Wylie
Paper Mill Road
Bill Wylie
Ttally
Robert Wylie
Sicily
Oaxville
Bill
Pte
Wylie
Royal Canadian Engineers
Italy
Shen
Margaret
Anne
Barry Clarke
Elizabeth
Edith
Ann
Thomas
Hugh
Sarah
Edward
Spring Revue Grand Success at Gertrude Cain School
The Spring Revue at Gregory Theatre Monday night drew capacity crowds. Master of Ceremonies Jack Thompson guided a swift program featuring Irene Mitchell on piano and a range of dancers aged three to fourteen with solos, ensembles, and guest artists from Brampton and Guelph.
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Gertrude Cain
Gregory Theatre
Jack Thompson
Irene Mitchell
Bil McDonald
Rubes
Frankie Mascroll
Guelph
Murray
Brampton
Geraldine Kendall
Helen Simms
Jacqueline Gold
Hat Box Ballet
Carol Benham
Parssol
Judy McCumber
Shirley Teepie
Hazel Reid
Donna Bugess
Francis Caru- 80
Marlene Blood
Dianne Hillock
Marion Norrie
Dolores Herrington
Uncle Sam
Larry Kendall
Mairzy Coats
Marie Pinch
Barbera Allen
Joan Dobbie
June Bouskill
Jacqueline Graham
Sue Crabtree
Joyce Denneam
Jean Colman
Jacqueline Beaumont
Yvonne Hendry
Betty Conn
Betty Clark
Ann Crabtree
Doreen Hornby
Barbara Boyle
Shirley Dobbie
Maria McKenzie
Nell McCarthur
Dr J G Sutherland of Limehouse dies after illness
Dr J G Sutherland, eye ear nose and throat specialist and longtime Georgetown resident, died Sunday May 28 after a brief illness. He served as elder at Limehouse Presbyterian Church and honorary president of Post 120 Canadian Legion. Survived by two sons in the armed forces, Col Lindsay Sutherland of the R.C.A.S.L.O and Major Gordon Rutherland of the PPOLI. wife predeceased. Funeral services were conducted on Tuesday.
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J. G. Sutherland
Limehouse
Sutherland
Georgetown
Sutherland Homestead
Limehouse Presbyterian Church
Be Wen
Canadian Legion
Armed Forces
Col
Lindsay Sutherisnn
R.c.aslo
Major Gordon Rutherland
Pp.oli
Nadian Efficiency Model to Lance Corporal O N Hits
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Draw for Calf Nets $100 For Soldiers' Comforts
Mr. Ben Young of Terra Cotta contributes $100 to the Herald Soldiers Comforts Fund. He printed four hundred calf raffle tickets from an accredited Holstein herd and sold them in a week. The drawing was at the Municipal Building on Saturday. Mayor Baraki Cleave drew the ticket and Robert Reid Norval won the calf. This is Young’s second charity raffle for the fund.
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Ben Young
Terra Cotta
Herald
Young
Baraki Cleave
Robert Reid
Norval
Community notices from McGibbon Block and local clubs
Rummage sale under Rebekah Lodge in McGibbon Block on Friday June 16. Terra Cotta Federated Farm Club June meeting at Mr and Mrs R S Leslie on Monday June 5. Women's Institute June 7 at Mrs George Campbell George St at 3 pm. District annual for this meeting. Law enforcement reports six dog owner assessments in police court totaling 125 dollars. Milton residents 200 dollars each. Mayor Cleave notes sugar ration relief delayed as sugar is diverted for war use and boat space remains limited.
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Rebekah Lodge
McGibbon
Terra Cotta Federated Farm Club
R. S. Leslie
Women’s Institute
George Campbell
George St
R. A Schafer
O. J. Hardwick
W. A. Wylie
Edwin Hayhoe
R. Studholme
Mm R. Foster
Milton
Harold Cleave
W.P.T.B
Canada
Girl Guides Hold Parade and Picnic Invitations
Ist Georgetown and Milton Girl Guides hosted preparations for an upcoming church parade and picnic. Patrols competed for test cards with Kingfisher leading. Kathie Thompson received a first aid kit as reward. Archdeacon Thompson led prayers and spoke on what it means to be a guide before a church service and picnic hike.
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Ist Company
Georgetown Girl Guides
Ist Company of
Milton Girl Guides
Mary Moyer
Lambert
Robinson
Milton
Georgetown
Milton Company
Kingfishers
Kathie Thompson
Kingfish Patrol
Kingfisher Patrol
Archdeacon Thompson
Avery
1St
Georgetown Company
Milton Company of
Girl Guides
St. George's Church
Olive Moyer
Alex Gregg
Widewood
Capt
Guild
Parents Night at Public School A Highlights Year
A May 23 Parents Night at Public School A showcased classroom work from Beginners to Entrance classes with models maps and pictures. Students displayed woolen afghans, plasticene figures, a Swiss landscape, and a paper cable car while posters honored Victory Loan and Armistice Day as the auditorium hosted a concert and patriotic pageantry.
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Victory Loan
Jacqueline Beaumont
John Hillier
David Doble
George McClure
Theen
Helen Clare
Catherine Parr
King Henry the 8Th
Henry Lth
John __Whitney
Joyce Hill
Ross Sykes
Canada
Marie Hulme
Britannia
Margaret Sargent
Farmer
Ross Preston
Keith King
Floyd Varey
Donald Coffey
Earl Walters
Willam Hewitt
David Barber
Linda Ginsberg
Joan Lavoie
Ross Norton
Margaret Young
George Farmer
Naval Menneth Mendham
William Arnold James Golden
Keith Huffman
George Rogers
Emery Thompson
William Muir
Kenneth Hulme
Robert Bouskill
An Adventure in Neighborliness Day Emphasized
A Canadian originated effort urges observing June 4 as a day for visiting shut ins in hospitals farms and camps. endorsed by Churchill Roosevelt and organizations, the plan invites visits by church groups and citizens with letters cards or gifts. The goal is to spread happiness through simple acts of kindness.
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George Matthew Adams
Iin
Canada
Churchill
Canadian Legion
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Boy Scouts Association
Montreal
Toronto
Fon William
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
American Legion
Kiwanis International
Milton and Georgetown Guides Hold Fire-Making Test
In the afternoon Milton and Georgetown Guides competed in a fire making test while finishing classes. A Milton Guide earned the first class while Georgetown Guides also pursued first class status. The evening featured a campfire supper with wevers buns and chocolate milk followed by songs and a talk by Capt. Robinson on Guiding during wartime.
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Georgetown
Robinson
District Annual Halton Women's Institute Held at Acton
The 4th district annual Halton WI met in United Church Acton on May 18 with seventeen senior and two junior Institutes represented. Mrs Alex Near presided and welcomed attendees including British brides. reports noted no new branches formed, some membership increases, and a view to doubling WI’s 72,000 Canadian members. Secretary Mrs W H Burton detailed receipts of $6,073.66 and expenditures of $4,778.90. auditor was Mrs. David Wendover of Pal.
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Halton Women’s Institute
United Church
Acton
Alex. ‘Near
Ahen
W. L
Canada
David Wendover
Pal
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